Captain Marvel Adventures, #67
Published: November 1946
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Issue Contents:
Captain Marvel Gets a Secretary
Credits
- Pencils: C. C. Beck
- Inks: C. C. Beck
Red Ryder's Safety Message to Daisy Air Rifle Owners
"Come on up, Little Beaver..."
Credits
- Pencils: Fred Harman
- Inks: Fred Harman
Story Notes
Inside front cover.
In This Issue
Credits
- Pencils: C. C. Beck (uncertain)
- Inks: C. C. Beck (uncertain)
Story Notes
Includes a USO promotion.
Captain Marvel Gets a Secretary
"Look out, boss! A robber!"
Storyline
The story of how Joan Jameson became the secretary for both Billy Batson and Captain Marvel.
Credits
- Script: Otto Binder
- Pencils: C. C. Beck
- Inks: Pete Costanza
Gets Dizzy--And How!
"Could I get a drink of water?"
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- Script: George Marko
- Pencils: George Marko
- Inks: George Marko
Saving the Warden's Daughter
The Mad Mahout
"Ha, haaeee! The world has seen the last of Captain Marvel!"
Credits
- Pencils: C. C. Beck (uncertain)
- Inks: C. C. Beck (uncertain)
Dough, Dough, Dough
"Why do they put the picture of a woman on coins?"
Story Notes
Four gag panels plus a three panel strip on the subject of money.
A Game One
"Hey, young fellow, come here!"
The Great Butterfly Chase
"Let us look in on a quiet session..."
Credits
- Script: Bill Woolfolk
- Pencils: Kurt Schaffenberger
Story Notes
Pencils: Schaffenberger stated by Saltarella
The Pin-Up Boy
"While Captain Kid goes bowling..."
Credits
- Pencils: Al Liederman
- Inks: Al Liederman
Lt. Jarl On Mars
"Lt. Jon Jarl tore the calendar leaf off..."
Credits
- Script: Jonathan Hallett
Story Notes
Story occurs in August of 2261.
Sassy Sallies
"Do you think I'm a fool?"
Story Notes
Four gag panels and a three panel strip on being a fool.
The Key of Crime
"Here. catch this key..."
Credits
- Script: Otto Binder
- Pencils: C. C. Beck
- Inks: C. C. Beck
Story Notes
City story: Hartford, Conn.
"Th' chief told us to stick around..."
Credits
- Pencils: Graham Hunter
- Inks: Graham Hunter